The federal government is reducing the purchase premium for electric cars. Does that fit in with your goal of putting 15 million electric cars on the road in Germany by 2030? (politics/law, electric car) Go to Source
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iOS, ISS, Lamborghini: Microsoft Teams Preview runs natively on Apple Silicon
What else happened on July 28, 2022 in addition to the big reports, in a nutshell. (short news, Apple) Go to Source
Hyundai’s electrical strategy: pure high voltage
Hyundai’s electric strategy is very different from the competition. Above all, the car company relies on 800-volt technology. (Hyundai, technology) Go to Source
Electric car: Vattenfall and Tchibo bring Wallbox for 99 euros plus tariff
Vattenfall’s combination of charging current and wall box is sold by Tchibo and costs a one-off fee of 99 euros plus electricity charges. (Tchibo, technology) Go to Source
Christian Lindner: This is how Porsche is defending its e-fuels plans
Porsche boss Blume claims to have campaigned for the government to use e-fuels. But how resilient are the automaker’s plans? (synthetic fuels, electric car) Go to Source
Advertisement: The future of mobility is digital
Digitization is changing our society and reinventing mobility. It takes road safety and comfort to a new level. What do we need to develop the future of mobility? creative minds. (bmw, automobile) Go to Source
Subscription model: Tesla only offers the navigation function for 8 years free of charge
New Teslas are no longer equipped with a lifetime GPS and voice control. You have to pay for it after eight years. (Tesla, electric car) Go to Source
Air taxi: Volkswagen presents passenger drone
In China, Volkswagen presented the prototype of the V.MO passenger drone, which is intended to transport four people electrically over a distance of 200 km. (air taxi, technology) Go to Source
ADAC: Tesla in last place for vehicle service
Ergonomics are relevant to safety when driving, especially as more and more systems need to be operated. The ADAC tested six cars. (ADAC, screen) Go to Source
Easyturn: ZF invents a front axle with a steering angle of 80 degrees
Easyturn is the name of ZF’s invention, with which cars can be turned almost on the spot. (Park, technology) Go to Source